On June 30, Film Pacific General Manager and Window Film Association of Australia and New Zealand Vice President Kip Linden told talkback radio host Neil Mitchell about how a discrepancy between State and Federal Laws means that many road users could unknowingly be driving unroadworthy vehicles.
SunGard would like to announce that a SuperStore in Whyalla, South Australia is now open. Concept Tinting, based at 127 Nicolson Ave, Whyalla Norrie, supplies all automotive and architectural SunGard films.
Contact Wayne and Adrienne Bell for all your tinting needs.
Home energy efficiency standards around the country are in the process of being upgraded as governments mandate greener households. The current Home Energy Efficiency rating of 5-Star in many states is being upgraded to a more stringent 6-star standard. The current system ranks the energy efficiency of the heating and cooling ability of homes from 1 to 10 stars.
Recent changes to the laws concerning window tinting in South Australia now enable the front passenger and driver side windows of vehicles to be tinted darker than was previously available.
From January 1st 2010, the minimum legal Visible Light Transmission (VLT) of these windows is now 35%, which now means South Australia has the same laws as other states around the country.
Visible Light Transmission is the measurement of light that passes through a surface. The higher the VLT, the more light is let through.
Optima ULR 22 is a new generation of architectural film. Optima ULR 22 is unbelievably light to look through from inside yet cuts glare.
From the outside however, it looks black! Take a look at the photos. They show the glare reduction from the inside and the dark external colour. It is truly amazing.
